Live Baltimore celebrated Baltimore’s 292nd birthday with shindig at The Assembly Room that featured food, drink and entertainment from a wide range of local virtuosos. More than 500 guests turned out for the event, and partied in both inside and outside spaces, tailored to fit everyone’s mingling comfort zones.
(Photos & Captions courtesy Live Baltimore)
Baltimore City Mayor Brandon M. Scott starts the crowd off in a rendition of “Happy Birthday” at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Party guests get ready to participate in singing “Happy Birthday” to Baltimore at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Live Baltimore Executive Director Annie Milli and Event Chair, Mary Ann Scully of Howard Bank, prepare to blow out the candles on birthday cupcakes at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Jasmin Blue performs a rendition from “Lady Sings the Blues” by Baltimore-grown jazz musician Billie Holiday.
Rufus Roundtree and Da B’more Brass Factory perform at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
DJ Impulse at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Bmore Than Dance performs at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Rufus of Rufus Roundtree and Da B’more Brass Factory dances with the crowd at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Former Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake (left) poses for a photo with a guest at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
A group of attendees poses for a photo at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021. This year’s event featured indoor and outdoor space to meet attendees at their comfort level.
Deedle’s Donuts serves mini donuts to guests at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Cajou Creamery’s lemon stick non-dairy frozen dessert was a nod to the lemon peppermint treat so many Baltimoreans look forward to each spring.
Heather Clark, of Balti’Marons, stands behind her display of macarons at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Just Call Me Chef, a call-to-action movement highlighting Black women chefs, served birthday cake truffles at Baltimore’s Birthday Bash 2021.
Photos & Captions provided by Live Baltimore
(July 30, 2021 – The Assembly Room)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
